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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-07
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at 4a5 Per Cent--Governments
Dull and Heavy to weak-stooks Lower
Flour Steady and Undergraduates
Lower.
NEW YORK, December 6.-Money on
call easy at 4a6 per cent, last loan per
cent, closed offered at 4 per cent; prime
mercantile paper 6aS9 per cent; sterling
exchange dull but steady at 4Slia4842.
.'oyERSagNTs-Dull and heavy to
weak.
Fours, Registered
FOurS Coupons
Fours-and aha IT, Registered
FoursRndahaH, Coupons........
Pacific SKIES of 1895
STATEs-Dull and steady.
RAILRoADs-Dull; sales 1863, 900.
SToCKs-The stock market was less &C
tive to-day, with a material decline in
values throughout the entire list. The
opening was heavy to weak on moderate
business, with prices generally off from /
to ( per cent from the final figures of last
evening, but the good demand caused
fractional reaction in the general list, while
Wheeling and Lake Erie rose ] per cent.
Vigorous dashes were made at the list
lust after noon and again at
2 D. NJ, which brought the list down to
the lowest figures at about delivery hour.
Union Pacific and Jersey Central were
most conspicuous in the decline. though
the latter was very quiet. 4 slight re-
covery was made in the last few minutes,
but the close was heavy, at or near the
lowest prices reached. Kansas and Texas
lost Il, Union Pacific Il, Jersey Central
Is, st. Paul It, Northern Pacific preferred,
Missouri Pacific and Norfolk and Western
preferred, II each. Sales, 263, 204 shares
Quotations closed bid as follows:
Adams Express 40; American Express
100; Canada Pacific 5GS; Central Pacific
34}; Chesapeake and Ohio 81; do preferred
firsts 7; do seconds a. Chicago and Alton,
1912: Chicago, Burlington and Quincy l2S!
Delaware and Hudson 1929; Delaware.
Lsckawsnna and Western, 1901; Denver
and Rio Grande, %; Erie, 29s; do pre-
ferred G64; Fit Wayne, 1901; Illinois Cen
tral, ll6; Lake Shore. 94b; Michigan
Central, 674, Minneapolis and St. Louis,
8; dc preferred, 20; Missouri Pacific,
S9!; Northern Pacific. 224; do preferred
463; Chicago and Northeastern, lO6&; do
preferred l4O; New York Central, 1883;
Oregon Trsnscontinenta!, cog; Pacific
Mail 3Sl; PeoriE, d. & Z. 60; Pittshprg
1924; Pcllman Palace Car 140i Reading,
63s; Rock Island, 1133: st. Louis and
san Francisco, Sc; do preferred, 72s; first
preferred, 1l2; st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba 1CG; st. Paul aud Omaha, 39S
do preferred lO5; Texas Pacific, 25f Union
| Pacific 573. limited States EHprSHS Go.
Western un:on TsleRfspk IS.
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mbeel;ns Re9isttr
Grarslsrs' Guide,

A RRIYAL AND DEPARTURES OF TRAINS
n EXPLANATION OF REFEa ENCE MA91s: $Dsily.
tSuudhy excepted. Monday excepted sSun-
day only. saturday excepted rs Meridian.
November 70 1881. Wheeling tire, which Is
Just one hour earlier than Central Time:
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B. Il 90. RNIIROAD

B. T. q G. RAILROAD.
Bellaire and GAINESVILLE through passenger train
leaves Bellaire ~ $40 a. m, arrives 81 Bc.lairc at
400 p. N.
WCOdSfeld passenger train leaves Bellajre AZ
40 .. M. arrives ~ BellAire at so a. L.
Summerleld Accom- mOlatiOn leaves Bcllar az
100 o. m arrives at Belleira at l0:i5 q. IL.
All trains daily except Sunday. Central stand
ari Time from BellGirC
JSyHEEIING AND Elm GROVE r. 3.
on and Arar Monday, October 81, 1857, Trains
on the Wheeling AMI Elm Grove K. 3, will run ss
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WOOL.
Wheeling.
TUESDAY,, ]

TUESDAY, December ..
No change has taken place in the local
market the past week, and the following
from the Philadelphia Recordshows the cx'
act state of the market
"Tbe wool market has heen very quiet
this week There seems to be no dispOsi'
ton on the part OF the manufacturers to
operate in advance Of urgent wants. Prices
are unchanged. The low rates ruling on
fine deeces have created little more inter
est among buyers, but the business at best
l. slow aud unsatisfactory. Quarters and
medium fleeces are firm in the absence Of
assortmeuts, but demand is very moderate
Territory woods are in liberal supply and
move slowly"
Prices are unchanged aud remain as fol-
lows:
Fine washed feeces 30c; fine unwashed
fleeces l9a2Oc; unmerchsntahle tleeces 2la
23c: medium washed feecas 3la33c; medi-
um unwashed feeces 23a25c; medium tub
washed 3la35c,
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COTTON.

New York.
NEW YORK, December Cotton
Dull; uplsnds 1O3c; Orleans 10tc; fu'
lures closed steady; sales 10, 500 bales
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, december 6.-Wool-
Quiet and unchanged; Pennsylvania and
West Virginia Xxx and above 30a33!ci
x 30a3lc; medium 37s33c; coarse
36a3sc; New York, Michigan, In.
diana and western fine or Y
and XXX 2sa3Uc; medium 36a3Sc; coarse 30
a37c: fine washed delaine or Y and Xxx
35a36c; medium washed combing and
delaine 37a35tc; coarse do 37s3Sc; Canada
washed combing 35a36c; tub washed 3Ta
43c; medium unwasbed combing and de.
laine 25a3Oc; coarse do 29A30c.
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sotttrU.
Louislana Sale Lottery Companl

LOUISIANA State Lottery Company.
Incorporated b. the Legislature In 1885, foi
Educational and Charitable puTpOscs, and IL
franchise made part Of the present State Con.
stitution, Ia 1879, by Al oyerw heming popular
vote.
Its Grand single NumbeP DFawiaGs
take place monthly aud the Grand
semi. AanuRI Drawings regularly
ber.l
we DO hereby certify tina, We supervise ths
Arrangements for all the Monthly aud Semi An.
nuAi Drawing ofihe Louihapa StAte Loltery Con.
Psnyl aud N pt5son manage snd ooh.,oi tns
Quoted with honesty, fairness, and In good fAitt
toward all parties sni We author - The oofnpan,
" Use this certificate With fap-c0,;les o, our DO
ostnrs attached. In IT, sjVs,tiseIssn1"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-07

BOsroS, December 6.-Wool-Steady
and unchanged; Ohio and Pennsylvania
extra feeces 3la3lic; Xxx 32a32!c; Xxx
and above 33a33!c; Michigan extra heeces
2aa30c
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-07
Chicago,

CHICAGO, December 6.-There was a
break in prices on tie Board OF Trade to-
day. II started about 10 o'clock May
corn, which had sold up TO 56lc, dropped
to SAGE, and finally closed at 53Ic May
wheat, which touched high at 95ic,
dropped to CSC, and closed at s4ic. Oats
we're dull and inactive. Provisions active.
May pork went up to SIS 20, and reacted
to SIS 57l, all before 1890 O'Clock. Flour
Steady and nominally unchanged.
Wheat-Cash No. . spring 76is765c; No. 3
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-07

suDday uains o = s.
Ton Il clio p. u y
I, ~ Point PlsAnA;
pafsiss yarchaap /
"a vis. The Ohio
do regarding 49,
w.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-07

BEHKMDKB shst - pessonsa
Beaurs1ssd md lsfiy vho eAS
dnwfnR y . gusrantee q aAno1ed
z 1t thaf ~ 49,
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THE DUTY ON wo

1 think it may be assumed ,st a large
of the sheep ovnA Ax the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-07
" N. CLEMENTS, Man

DITTSBURa, cling
I LOUIS RAIL
(Pan Handle kouLs.I o.
Nav a3d, l87, trsins ID
trsi standard lime: For {
burgh. 60 - m, l2o D
Steubenville, s6 p. n. !
~ an. trains m1e
Or - 0laGtnnati. Ind
- 49, Eis ri p.
No. q SsiSa n. .io:l
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Address Rssiaesd Lsasu 4 sssplise. = -
Few 01LRAIuHA1IOnA1g1h9 ueD -
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ELY'S
CREAM BALM

CieaNSeS Che
Nall PaSSa-
gss.AltaySPair
aud Il &Gnlma
ton, Frals the
Sores, Restores
the Senses OF
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Smell
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which permit the collection from the peo-
pie of unnecessary revenue, and have, in
the most solemn manner, promised its cor
rection; and neither as citizens or parti-
sans are our eOuutrymen in mood 10
condone the dslihsSata u7ialetien OF thsss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-07

The radical reduction % the duties i'm
posed upon raw material used in manu-
factures, or its free importation, is Of course
al important factor in :ny effort to reduce
the price of these neceSsaries. II would
only relieve them from the increased cos;
caused by the tariff ON such material, but
the manufactured products being thus
cheapcned, that part OF the tariff now laid
upon such product, rs compensation to
our manufacturers fer the present price OF
raw material could BE- accordingly modified.
Such reduction Of free importation, would
ser,e beside to largely reduce the revenue.
1t is not apparent how such change can
have an injurious effect upon our manu-
.aefErers. On the contrary, it would
appear 10 give them Q better
chance in foreign markets with the manu-
flCturers Of u her countries, who cheaper
their wares Ivy free material. Thus our
psop!e might hare the opportunity Of eN-
leading their sales beyond the limits Of
home consumption, saving them from the
depression, interruption Of business and
loss caussi by glutted domestic market,
adj sffo:di3g their employees more certain
ard steady labor, with its resulting quiet
and contentmeRr.
The question thus imperitiyeiy pre-.
eu.cG Tor solution should be approached
in spirit higher than partisan
ship, and considered in the light OF
that regard fer patriotic duty. which
should characterize the actions Of those
entrusted with the veal of confding peo-
pie. But the obligation to declared party
policy and principle is not wanting to urge
prompt and effective action. Both of the
great political parties now represented in
the government have, by repeated and au-
thoritstiye declarations, condemned the
CONDITION OF OUR LAWS
which permit the collection from the peo-
pie of unnecessary revenue, and have, in
the most solemn manner, promised its cor
rection; and neither as citizens or parti-
sans ara our aOuntrvmen in a mno0 In
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Depart ~tEl9e
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-04-22

Hog Cholera The Ceutrevijie REGARD
speaking Of this disease among swine avs.
AS rule farmers pay but little attention to
the sanitary condition Of their swine. vet
those who pay the most attention are not 81.
empt from the disease, and it has been limos
'ioie TO satisfactory explain the sudden ap-
pearance Of the disease among herd Of
healthy hogs.
A gentleman writing to the State Dsoart.
ment Of Agriculture advances a theory that
the disease is spread over the country by crows
and other carrioa eating birds. Il Is we'll
known that swine will eat the flesh Of hoos
that have died with disease, and the state.
ment Of Mr.. Edwards, the writer Of the fol.
lowing letter, is worthy Of some considers-
ton. lie writes as follows.
A farmer Of my acquaintance in tbi, locsii.
" informed me that while picking corn at his
home few days ago he found three Fragments
Of swine flesh in bis corn field on the ground
One fragment was about the size Of a mans
thumb the othes two pieces were smaller
The appearance Of the three fragments indi.
Gated they had been torn-not cut-from the
carcass of hog Now, as hog cholera pre-
vails to an alarming extent in this neighbor-
hood, aud crows abound in this locality and
the said farmer noticed CLOVIS in their aigbt
crossing and recrcssing over his Geld during
the day he found the fragments Of flesh he IS
quite confident that these pieces Of fresh swine
flesh we're dropped BY the crows.
1t would seem from the above that ills very
important that all hogs dying from disease
should be burned or buried Immediately in
order to prevent tn, disease from being carried
from one farm to another by crows and other
iesh-eatng birds.
The foregoing statement would seem TO
demonstrate that it is possible & highly prob
able that the dread scourage of hog cholera is
frequently carried from place to place BY birds
of prey.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-04-22

tornt Brccit.es.

The public TO 81 corps are expected 10 cgm
IN nee work it loui the FIRST Of May.
NJ Judith l. jameson, Wesiwooi, is Re
por,ed to be very ILL.,
4 marriage license was issued this week
Corueiiu. Johnson ,ui Belle Sinmonl
MIR I Il Fural bus begun buying gbaeeo
Mr. r 4. Wills is also about to comlA ence.
Mr. il. Il Boswell now drives > step
per-a fine colt raised b., him,
Tompkius is busy ut work erecting a new
ptviion at Chapel Point.
Col McKibJin will open Marshall II ll Wit
a sbaA bake on decoration day.
Landlord Norris OF the Centenni,5 lIaas
boasts Of having Irish potatoes ~ and grow
ing fnely
Mr. James " Wills contenplltes eayin-
the county next week to Sc. a home and
fortune in BirmiuS AIabaml.
Merchandising has been so unsuccessful it
the past year that several merchants say the,
will not renew their licenses after May lst
Rumor asserts that Senator Edeen is max
ing handsome profits on his investments in
Washington City property
The clerk office is sadly in uced Of a nea
seal. Can't the county spare 81 50 to par-
chase one
Mr.. Warren Owens, very respectable far
mer residing at 0wcnsyille, died GA Thursday
Of last week.
Monday was rule day of court-but one
lawyer was in town. Legal practice in this
county is still on the decrease.
Mr.. J " Albrittain planted over bushe!
Of corn last week. early bird catches the
worm, and 50 does early corn.
Mr.. TOwuly Robey has resigned as a Jus
tice of the Peace for the sth election District
His successor has not yet beenappointed
In the event OF removal OF the saw and
Crist mill lately purchased by Mr.. Mattingly
of Mr.. I. R F4rral, from Ii Plata, stock
company is talked Of being formed to purchase
another
Messrs Howard 4 Della have put their
lime kilus in operation for the season. Lime
is the cheapest and most darable fertilizer
that can be used.
Vegetables will be canned at :he packing
establishment of A. 7. Whiting 4 Co., Rock
Point during the summer season. Now is
the time for persons in that locality to plant
out large gardens to avail themselves 0! the
market that will thus be afforded them.
Father Remand gave notice on Sunday that
the pews Of all delinquent pew-holders would
be locked after May lst. The St. Thomas
property was decided the Jesuits on certain
conditions An injunction would not be out
Of place.
Mr.. Francis McWilliams has been appoint.
ed wesher by the B. g. O. R. r. office. The
company knowing OF Mr. NcWilliams efficient
services in the Custom House sought him out
aud rendered him similar position in its
office
Mr. Henry Aattngly, a brother of the Reg.
'ster ct " Ills, Is making short stay in nj,
county visiting his old friends. and between
times putting in bill of crock.ry for Chan.
der Quarles / Co., With some Of our couoty
merchants,
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The Crop Prospective take the

The Crop Prospect take the fol.
lowing from ths Prince Georges Enquirer
There is much complaint among our farmers
IS to the injury done the wheat by the severe
weather this winter The general opinion IS
that the crop will be short, not n few think
ing that there will scarcely be half an aver
age yield, even from that sown or put in =
Some say the grain came up badly. Others,
that it has been frozen or killed out to a con-
siderable extent by the alternate warm and
cold weather We h I'd at one time during the
past winter while Others still deplore the
damage caused by the covering Of ice on the
wheat fields. AID some complain Of these
evils. Then 1t will be remembered that many
Of our farmers failed to SOW their wheat be-
cause they were unable TO prepare the land on
account OF the drouth last summer and fall,
aud that the wheat put in was variously csii-
mated to be from one half to two thirds only
OF the usual acreage From these premises it
would seem that our county will be for hnate
to secure this year half an average crop
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-04-22

GlymOnt. The stockholders of the Upper
Glymont Improvement aud Excursion Com
pany met in Washington a few days ago.
Among the things decided on was the pur-
chase of a steamboat to run twice day be-
tween that city and Glymont. Over one-haf
the money necessary for the purchase OF the
boat Was raised at the meeting, and was suf-
Gent for getting the boat on the line. 1t was
ordered that the boat be repaired and fitted
up in the latest style It will be in size and
speed similar to the Corcoran. The commit
lee n charge Of the improvements stated that
the new pavilion GU the bluff, about zoo yards
above the old one, has been completed, |, is
an Enclosed structure 100 feet by so feet. The
old pavilion has also been redtled The plans
Of the new hotel, which is to cost s., 900,
were submitted, and It's erection will soon lie
begun.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-04-22

Spransy, the riothier. Thu popular
Mir George c. Spransy, the well known
clothing merchant of Washington has re
moved from his old stand to new and MGR.
desirable place Of business on 18th street not
far from Pennsylvania Avenue This well
known dealer in clothing makes speciality
Of goods to ssit his country customers His
handsome new store is now FL
with spring stock Of neat and
durable clothing for less money than
the same can be purchased elsewhere on the
Washington market Now is the opportunc
time to make a selection before the stock has
beeu culed over. We advise our friends to
to call at his place 434 18th street before
buying else where if for no other purpose,
than to see the goods.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-04-22

The Indian Chemical Company have iiscov-
cred compound which acts with truly mar
yelous rapidity in the cure of rheumatism
and Neuralgia. We guarantee it to cure an,
ana every case of acute Inflammatory Rheu-
matsln and Neuralgia in days, and to give
Immediate relief in chronic cases aud effect =
sneedy cure. On receipt OF 80 cents, in two
- Stamps, we will send TO any address tn,
description for this wonderful compound
r~bicb can be filed by your home dru lgist al
,,,sll cost. We take tits means Of giving oul
Siscovery to the public instead OF putting II
O ant As patent medicine, it bling much les.
ovnsnsive. We will gladly refund money il
sstisactiou is not given.
sSS THr INDIANA CHEMICAL COMPANY
sb Ain Cravio.6syille LAD
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-04-22
Led Astray.

'Fernaudius, Nassau Co, Fla. NH %, $50
81 have used Dr.. Simmons Liver Regulator
and always found 1t to do what is claimed
for H. The last bottle and two packages did
me no good and we're verse than nothing !
see it is not put up by J. H. Zeiin Il Co.,
and not genuine, and waste ofmoney to buy
it. would be glad to get the pure and genuine.
Send me some from honest hands with red T.
and Zelin Il Co.'S signature on wrapper l.
The fictitious stuff sold will iujure some one
badly.
''Your Ob't Serv't BENZ T. RICH.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-04-22

Predicted. Professor Virgins predicts
another earthquake about August 9TH and
September 10th next, affecting western Eu-
rope aud eastern part Of North America. The
greatest force will lie felt in the southern
hemisphere He attributes the predicted dis
turbsnce to the Jaw Of recurrence and the po-
sitiou Of certain planets, which, however, he
declines to name.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-04-22

Take Notice. Remember we are still in
the brick business. Our kilus near Lothian
have 50, 900 choice brick at low prices Pleu-
" Of Hme at popc's Creek Price reduced to
SIS per car Of $50 bushels. Save your lands
before 700 late. Address J c. Howard, CoIs
Station, or l. ~ Della, Popes Creek
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-04-22

New Justice Mr. John B. Norris, the
newly appointed Justice of tue Peace for the
Fhh Election District of this county appeared
before the clerk on Tuesday, took the oath Of
Office and received his commission. The JUS
tees Of the Peace of that District are properly
located one in Tie lower end OF the Neck Mr.
Lancaster, aud the new apppointee MIR. Nor
rs near Newhurg.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-04-22
The Peach Prospect TIL

The Peach Prospect The Kent News
in its last issue, speaking Of the outlook OF
the crop on the peninsula says: ut was nev.
er better There is some complaint of an
unusual quantity Of dead trees, aud dead
wood in living trees, especially in the older
orchards supposed to be the results of the re-
markable season aud full crop OF last year -
nut The additional number of trees comm.
INTO bearing will fully make up for all loss
|, ON these causes. The bright prospect ray
yet oe blasted, Of course, by late cold and
trosts, but this result is unlikely because OF
the late spring keeping the buds back. 50
that the consuming power OF the country is
likely to be fully tested this year. The soon
er there is made known the value OF a full
crop the better it will be for the whole COM
munity.'
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The Oh Matilda :

The ola Matilda The old steamer
Matilda, Of the Wecms Line, once 50 popular
with the travelling public from the counties OIL
Southeru Maryland, has been purchased by
Philadelphia parties aud converted into a
barge. The vessel was condemned a year or
more ago.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-04-22

struck by Lightning During the
storm on Monday IL large tree on the premises
OF Mr. f. D. Turner near his barn was stru X
by lightning aud badly sh altered \ colored
Insn employed by Mr.. Turner was in the barn
al tue time ofthe occurrence stripping tobacco
aud vas partially stunned. Mr.. Turner, aud
smother hhud who Was also in the neigh
borhood ofIhc tree we're badly shaken up
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-04-22
Magnets which never fail to Draw

The semi-annual matchless mark down sale 0.
nigh class garments for Men, Youth and Boys
OvercoaIs Suits, Sc, all beng sacrificed
without regard to present value Now
is the appointed time to make one dollar do
the work of two Ut Acme Hail. Il East BAlti-
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-04-22

QUINTOLE0.-rhe great Malaria, Fever
and Ague Remedy. Reliable, Safes Efficient
Price 20 cents per bottle. For sale BY all
Druggists. sep 24-lm
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-04-22

Fits: All fits stopped free by DR.. Kline
Great Nerve Restorer. No fits afte- first DAY
use Marvellous cures. Treatise and 81 trial
bottle free to fit cases. Send to DR.. Kline,
93l Arch Street, philadelphia, Pa.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-04-22
YEARLY TIES:

New AppOintment-Mr. Rufus Robey
hiss been appointed Justice Of the Pence for
the gth District Of this county His csmms-
siou has been received by the clerk.